Suzi Ruffell
- English
- Writer and stand-up comedian
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A new series in which the fretful comedian indulges his litany of anxieties. His concerns are manifold (from haunted puppets to sleep talking) and, joined by fellow comics Suzi Ruffell and Josh Widdicombe, he hopes to discuss and therefore exorcise some of them.
Ben Arnold, The Guardian, 16th May 2018Rarely Asked Questions - Suzi Ruffell
I am scared of most things so I rarely do anything dangerous, embarking on a career with no security, no pension and have no back up plan, will probs be fine though, right?
Beyond The Joke, 9th March 2018Suzi Ruffell interview
Stand-up and doing comedy is a job that takes lot out of you and you, basically have to commit your life to it.
Less-Stress London, 28th February 2018Nine underrated London comedians
With this week's big comedy news seeing Peter Kay cancel his lengthy run of 2018 shows, thousands of fans will be receiving refunds and facing a forthcoming gap in their diaries to plug.
Ben Olsen and Sebastian McCarthy, Evening Standard, 22nd January 2018Best of 2017: comedy
The shows that have stayed with me.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 28th December 2017Comedians support Komedia Bath's Community Ownership plan
The Komedia venue in Bath is attempting to secure its future by raising funding via a Community Ownership campaign. Various comedians - including Nick Helm, Katherine Ryan and Mel Giedroyc - have filmed videos to support the plan.
British Comedy Guide, 7th December 201710 female comedians to see this autumn
Between them they represent the breadth, diversity and talent of the scene, hailing from the UK, Canada, America and Denmark. One jokes about her past job as a dominatrix, another about her Nazi grandfather, and another performs in a poundshop parrot suit. Something for everyone, then.
Alice Jones, Refinery 29, 25th September 2017The 5 best new British female comics
Meet the female comics keeping us laughing this year.
Hayley Maitland, Vogue, 16th September 2017How comedians come up with their Fringe shows
The Edinburgh Fringe is a vibrant melting pot of talent, a festival of comedy, theatre and art, and the root cause of many a comedian's filing for bankruptcy and/or the development of severe mental health issues.
Ruth Sewell, Chortle, 22nd August 2017Suzi Ruffell: Edinburgh Fringe 2017 interview
A bright young comic talking about class in this new hour.
Laugh Out London, 10th August 2017